In a blog post on Friday , Workday, a popular platform used for hiring and job applications, revealed it was the target of a breach that exposed personal information to hackers. The company said it was one of "many large organizations" targeted as part of a "social engineering campaign."

The company said "threat actors" accessed information "from a third-party CRM platform" that includes "commonly available business contact information, like names, email addresses, and phone numbers, potentially to further their social engineering scams."

In a social engineering scam, criminals contact company employees by text or phone, pretending to be from human resources, IT, or even the CEO .

"Their goal is to trick employees into giving up account access or their personal information," the

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